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After a coalition of nations slammed Russia with stiff sanctions for its attack on Ukraine, some U.S. governors have joined the fray by calling for a ban on Russian vodka.
But despite semi-viral videos like a Vermont ski lodge bartender pouring a bottle of Stoli down
(Moët & Chandon) Pharrell Williams is partnering with storied French champagne house Moët & Chandon to make birthdays a little more “Happy.” The superstar musician, rapper, producer and Louis Vuitton creative director is lending his name to three increasingly exclusive Moët bottles that were conceived to help people celebrate their Author: Maxim Staff
Lincoln Lincoln’s flagship Navigator will offer a semi-autonomous hands-free driving experience for 2022. The full-size luxury SUV will be the first in Ford’s luxury division to get ActiveGlide driver aid system. In over 130,000 miles of “Blue Zones,” ActiveGlide can take the wheel while monitoring Author: Maxim Staff
(Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Anyma) The Sphere in Las Vegas is garnering acclaim as the world’s greatest arena—with rock bands U2, Phish, The Eagles, and Dead & Company all luring fans to the $2.3 billion venue that boasts the planet’s biggest and highest-resolution LED screen. The Sphere’s reputation for producing Author: Maxim Staff
(Photo: Getty Images) Well, that didn’t take long. Tom Brady announced on Twitter Sunday night that he’s returning to quarterback the Tampa Bay Buccaneers after just 40 days of retirement. “These past two months I’ve realized my place is still on the field and not in the stands,” Brady Author: Maxim Staff
This 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO fetched $51.7 million to become the most expensive production car ever sold (Jeremy Cliff/RM Sotheby’s) In late 2023, RM Sotheby’s presented a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for the right deep-pocketed buyer to purchase a 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO. The specific vehicle, chassis No. 3765, fetched a Author: Brandon Friederich
(Patek Philippe) Patek Philippe’s first-ever 1/10th-second chronograph watch is a wearable mechanical masterpiece. In fact, the Patek Ref. 5470P-001’s classic look almost belies the expert horological engineering behind the elegant blue dial. Hodinkee points out that 1/10th-second chronographs—referred to as high-beat for the requisite movement oscillation of 5 Author: Maxim Staff